Condensation product and process for manufacturing the same



Patented Mar. 26, 1940 UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE OONDENSATION rnonno'r AND PROCESS FOR-MANUFACTURING THE SAME Roger- Fischer, Geneva, Switzerland No Drawing, Application July s, 1938, Serial No. 218,178. In Switzerland September 30, 1937 MCIaims. (01. 2 -237) The invention relates to new chemical com,- pounds and to a process of their manufacture.

The'new products are characterized in that they are. products of condensation of alicyclic acids containing 5 to carbon atoms, tertiary aliphatic amines and aliphatic polyoxyacids with 6 carbon atoms. They are to be used for the preserv'ationof human or animal blood destined for transfusions and willkeep the blood fresh 10 and efiicient over a longer period of time than has been known hitherto.

Among these products the most interesting are those which contain one gramme-molecule of the alicyclic acid, two gramme-molecules of the tertiary aliphatic amine and one gramme-molecule of the aliphatic polyoxyacid, although other molecular proportionsxof the constituents are possible. Y

The preferred alicyclic acid is camphoric-acid,

l.2.2-trimethyl-cis-cyclo pentane dicarboxylicacid-(1.3).

Among the tertiary" amines, trimeth'ylamine and hexamethylene-tetramine are of special value. I The aliphatic polyoxy-acids may contain one or more .carboxylic groups and are preferably pre-. pared by oxydation of hexoses or polysaccharides. These acids are for example 'gluconic acid, galactonic acid, glycuronic acid, saccharic acid,

mannonic acid, gulonicacid, talonic acid, idonic acid and similar compounds.

One of the preferred products consists ,ofl gramme-molecule camphoric acid, 2 grammemolecules of hexamethyle'ne gramme-molecule of gulconicor galactonic acid. The compound with gluconic acid possesses a melting point of ISO-165 C. Whereas'the compound with galactonic acid melts at about 240 C.

under decomposition. I

L0 The new compounds are solublein water and chloroform and can be readily transformed into the corresponding salts with alkali or alkaline earths. This transformation may be effected withcalcium carbonate or calcium hydroxide to 5 obtain the salts of calcium. I Obviously with the same result the hydroxydes or carbonates of.

other alkali metals or alkaline earths may be used.

new compounds is. characterized in that an alicyclic acid containing 5-10 carbon atoms, a tertiary aliphatic amine and an aliphatic polyoxy acid with 6 carbon atoms are caused to react together preferably in the presence of a diluent 5 as for example acetone or methyl ethyl ketone tetramine, 1

The process of preparing the aforementioned A I by heating under pressure or with reflux. The

finalproduct may then be obtained from the reaction mixture by evaporating the diluting agent or by extraction with chloroform or Water.

The invention will be described by the follow- 5v ing examples without restricting it thereto.

I Examples (1) 200 g. 1.2.2-trimethylcis-cyclopentanedicarboxylic-acid-( 1.3) 280 g. hexamethylenetetra- 1o mine and 196 g. gluconic acid" are heated in the presence of methyl-ethyl-ketone under reflux.

' l hen the diluting agent is distilled off and the condensation product of the three components isolated.

It forms white crystals with a melting point of 160-165? C. 7

By treating the compound with calcium carbonate it is readily transformed into the corresponding salt.

(2) 200 g. 1.2.2-trimethyl-cis-cyclopentanedi- 'carboxylic acid-(1.3), 280 g. hexamethylenetetramine and 196 g. galactonicacid are heated under pressure in the presence of acetone. The product of condensation is isolated by evaporation of the acetone. It forms white crystals with a melting point of 240 C. under decomposition.

In the above examples instead of gluconic or galactonic acid the same portion of mannonic, gulonic,talonic or idonic acid may be employed. 0 These acids may also be substituted by equivalent portions of glycuronic or saccharic acid.

While I have described my invention in detail according to the preferred products and the preferred means of carrying out the process and producing. the product, it will be obvious to those skilled in the art after understanding my invention," that changes and modifications may be made: therein Without departing from the spirit or scope of my invention and I aim in the appending claims to cover all such changes and I modifications.

What I claimis: 1. As a new chemical compound the product of condensation from 1.2.2-trimethyle-cis-cyclopentane-dicarboxylic-acid-(1.3) a tertiary aliphatic amine and an aliphatic polyoxy carboxylic acid with 6 carbon atoms.

2 As a new chemical compound the product of condensation from 1 gramme-molecule of 1=.2 .2 +strimethyle-cis-zcyclopentane dicarboxylicacid-( 1.3) 2 gramme-molecules of a tertiary aliphatic amine and l gramme-molecule of an aliphatic polyoxy carboxylic acid with 6 carbon atoms. I

1.2.2-trimethylecis-;cyc lopentane dicarbcxylic acid-(1.3), 2 gramme-molecules of hexamethylenetetramine and 1 gramme-molecule of gluconic acid. I

6. As a new chemical compound the product of condensation from 1 gramme-molecule of transforming the 1.2.2-trimethyle-ciscyclopentane dicarboixylioacid-(1.3), 2 gramme-molecules of hexamethylenetetramine and 1 gramme-molecule of galactonic acid.

7. The process of preparing new chemical compounds by condensation of 1.2.2-trimethylecis-cyclopentane-dicarboxylic-acid-(1.3) with a tertiary aliphatic amine and an aliphatic polyoxy carboxylic acid with 6 carbon atoms. 1

8. The process. of preparing new chemical compounds by condensing 1 gramme-molecule of 1.2 .2-trimethyle -c:iscyclopentane dicarboxylicacid-(1.3), 2 gramme-molecules of a tertiary aliphatic amine and 1 gramme-molecule of an ali phatic polyoxy carboxylic acid with 6 carbon atoms.

9. The process of preparing new chemical compounds by condensing 1.2.2-trimethyle-cis- .phatic polyoxy carboxylic acid.

cyclopentane-dicarboxylickacid- (1.3) hexamethylenetetramine and an aliphatic polyoxy carboxylic acid with 6 carbon atoms.

'10. The process of preparing a new-chemical compound by condensing 1 gramme-molecule of, 1.2.2 trimethyle pis-cyclopentanedicarboxylicacid-(L3). 2 gramme-molecules of hexamethylenetetramineand l gramme molecule of an all- 11. The process of preparing a new chemical compound by condensation of'one gramme-molecule of 1.2.2-trimethy1e-cis-cyclopentane-dicar- 'boxylic acid- (1.3), 2 gramme-molecules of hexamethylenetetramine and 1', gramme-molecule gluconic acid.

I 12. The process of preparing 1 15 new chemical compounds by condensation of 1.2.2-trimethy1ecis-cyclopentane-dicarboxylic-acid-(1.3); with a a tertiary aliphatic amine and an aliphatic polyoxy carboxylic. acid with 6 carbon atoms and product of'condensation into a metal salt.

13. The process of preparing new. chemical compounds by condensation of 1.2.2-trimethylecis-cyclopentane-dicarboxylic-acid- (1.3) with I a tertiary aliphatic amine and an aliphaticpolye oxy carboxylic acid with 6 carbon atoms and' transforming the product. of condensation into an alkaline earth metal salt.

14. 'The process of preparing new chemical compounds by condensation of 1.2.2-trimethyle cis-cyclopentane-dicarboxylic-acid (1.3) with atertiary aliphatic amine and an aliphatic-poly oxy carboxylic acid with 6 carbon atoms and transforming the product ofcondensation into the calcium salt. 7

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